TUESDAY. I Maia; .933,
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVE. ( NG SENEN
PRIZES WILL SE SENT SACK.
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Phone 165-I
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Decision In Regard to the Perla-Madrid
Automobile Race.
MADRID. May 2i;~‘l‘lie ltoynl Auto-
mobile Club has decided to return to
the donors the prices offered for tho
suppressed Paris-Madrid race.
M. Cembon. the French ambassador.
visited the club today. and received
many expressions or condolence with
those who lost their lives and those
who were injured tilll’JlK the ilrst stage.
or the contest.
Ice Cream that vi
will enjoy eatin,
Ab PARIS. May zit-«The, second stretch
solulely‘Pure. of the Paris-Madrid automobile 1".ii'o
was not started, this morning. owing
to the interdiction .oi' the French and
8TRAWBERRY 8“OWNS Spanish governments. Many of the
contestants withdrew and some or
them proceeded leisurely. 1
Marcel Beiinult. one of the Injured
contestants. had a sinking spell at :5
o'clock this morning. and the last sac-I
I
WITH WHIPPED CREA
We“.
51 Washington St. ‘
rnments (if-the church were adminis-
tered to him. as it was thought his
death was a matter oi’ a few niluutes,‘
but later be. revived uinl reuewod liopel
was held oiit for his recovery. Till"
other injured persons are progressing
favorably.
Maurice Ii‘iil'llllili lllltI other promi-
nent drivers have announced their per-
........... ~"ziiiaiient withdrawal from racing.
P. N. Smith. of Bili’l’lt‘w avenuel ll 11.....ildAl'X. May XII-“'Tht' final
rented his house for the summer. breaking up of the l‘arls-iiludrid Ailtti~
’l‘he Misses Susie Seymour and EIiiobile race began this morning. The
wina Knapp spent Sunday in Datililei’ contestants agicod to return
bury, , their machines to Paris by rail and
Miss Mary A, Cunningham 1H havln e ciners promised the police author-
her residence In Washington street...“ to proceed at reduced speed, and
painted. \ different roads. Ilie doctors today
—We (10W S‘atiird'iy at 12 0.0“)“ d a consultation regarding the case
1“ i) luww‘" &‘ (‘o ‘ ' Mr. Barrow and decided that though
' - ‘ ’ ' thad made marked improvement. he
Attol‘lli'i’ (i. H. VU-‘illlll'g “=18 him“ Eliot out of danger. ills nervous
Leighton 1019.
having extensive improvements made . prevents an ”wrung”, Mr. Stead
at his home. u of danger.
The barge Arthur Jackson has iir- gINDON. May 26~~Joseph l’ennell.
rived at .1. ll. li‘errls‘s coal yard with l i'tlst and writer, has scut a most
:1 cargo of soft coal. Tic description of the iirst stage
The regular Friday evening germ...“ J c Paris-Madrid automobile race.
at Trinity Church have been distoutin- my Daily Chronicle. tronrtlliartros.
mid for the summer. A tit‘ét‘i‘lblllg the assembling of the
cr , - . 1
~-1)esscrts flavored with Vanilla is and how. finally, u" run».
W04). -' . - .
Crystals leave a delicious after taste mutigntfimtif “0m (he top 01’ ‘1
on the palate. . '
. , ' the cars tell (them is no other
Miss Laurettn l). Ainswortli and Miss worm it) down the slopes, and ap-
Vivian Soderstroni attended the then-
_ i’l'OI‘d the narrow bridge. jumped
Ire in New \ork city. Saturday vi'en- wltiooumi across it and flew with a.
“’5- dt‘m up the rise beyond, one could
Miss Hattie McDonald and Miss .iee ithe twitch of the wheels not
Kathryn liynenian, oi Cranbury. will half which was caused by the road.
spent Thursday with friends in New
York city.
—~Very few brands of Cigars hold
their own like the imperial Crown. it
has been sold for 10 years and over.
and is now considered one of the stan-
dard brands.
’l‘heI ntiid diggers, which have been
at work in the harbor, have been haul-
ed up for a- few days near liorlou's
Point, on the beach. '
it is stated this morning that. the
condition of Senator John H. Ferris,
who is at his cottage in Belle island.
is somewhat improved.
The residents of Cedar street are
miicii pleased otter the fact that a tar
walk extending from Fairfield avenue
to the turnpike. has been laid.
——Pansles_ all colors. 2c. 19.1114. & Co.
Mrs. Elizabeth Evenden will leave.
Thursday for Chicago, where she will
spend the. summer with hereon. John
1'}. )venden. a former resident of this children ati‘ools. Yet poop“. “up”...
ctly. why “('I'IIILH happen. The conduct
Coleman has all the latest numbers . if the militt authorities was incredi-
of magazines. He will deliver prompt. ‘ ole. Pl'tilll(‘.hnl‘tt‘l's to the narrow
ly daily. evening and Sunday papers, bridge at thioot oi the hill. the road
to any part of the city. Leave your . was kept bt. regiment of infantry
order. ‘ "Id 501119 figurines. and though pcd~
Frank H. Mercer. of London, Ont... ‘strians ‘VOITIIOI Dt‘l'llllllt‘d 10 “loss
has returned home after being the [“9 bridge, iilnary mUIUF (“41's and
guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Buxton and motor cycles tl‘e allOWOJ ”(‘0 D1139“?
ex-Mayor and Mrs. George B. iluxton, 0" Whli'h ”ll took such advantage
of Norwalk. that 0119 (ll liracing cars Were stop~
—Vanilla Crystals give rich Vanilla I 1:de i." order “I .3 ““13““. U“ 1‘" Ut‘
,li‘lavoring without, the woody taste~ nary 4",“)! ""1“” “‘f‘r- Meas-
try it—ioc. tires f0? lllesoing the satety of the
. , )uhllc were eler non-existent or 01‘
ltlr. and Mrs. E. 1.. Boyer. of Main the most rldlttius character ..
streets. Norwalk, are spending the day Mr. I’Onnt‘llthei'i Idescrihes the
in NPW York ““Y- ’l‘hey are‘attend» Scenes at the. h lqiiarter‘s at Chartres
ing the ball game at the Polo (.rounds and u“. appear 2e. and often hysteri-
tlll-‘i ufli‘l‘IIOOH- cal demeanor 0 he drivers who were
Miss Nettie Belle Comstock, of Four out of the race. id guys:
Corners, Norwalk. was the guest Sat- "Further up street was another
urday and Sunday of Miss Edna Wil-
son, formerly of Norwalk, who is now
studying in Hartford.
Dr. William J. Tracey will tomorrow
remove the quarantine for diphtheria
from the residence of John McMahon
in Merwin street. Mr. McMahon having
recovered from the disease.
~Geraniums, all COAOI‘S, 10c.
lawton ii: Co.
The Golden Rule Circle of K. D. of
the First Congregational Church of
Norwalk. will meet Friday, the 29th
last. at 3 o'clock, with Mrs. E, K. St.
John, St. John avenue. East Norwalk.
The dust which blew in clouds count
the streets today, was very annoying
to pedestrians and drivers, The stores
about the centre suffered severely
through the large clouds of dust. which
blow in and covered their goods.
The Sentinel reporter hears many
complaints of a cow. which is paetured
in a. vacant lot in Elmwood avenue
between Golden Hill and High streets.
The animal is kept there day and night
and spends I great part of the twenty-
four hours in bellowing. Those who
{in near the place tlnd it very annoy-
ng. ‘
—Big Auction of Household Furni-
ture at W, .1. Finney's. 8 Merwin 8t..
Wednesday. May 27. at 2 o'clock. See.
posters.
Hezekiah Osborn, oi Cannon Centre.
had a horse which was very much.
afraid of automlbilea. Day before yes—
terday Mr. Osborn drove the animal to
the post odioe. In the main street
atood an automobile. There waa no
‘ one in the vehicle. but the horse com-
" ing upon it suddenly. reared up on its
bindings and dropped dead from fear.
I There were over forty transient
.. guests at the Hotel Ciln'ord yesterday.
. among them County Omaniuloner
Polk. ct Daabory, and aeveral friends:
1!. Spice and wire, Brooklyn: 5. J. Hoa-
M. Willi“; m. ’11. lxiii.
. , . . ‘ . 6'.
HOW .Iillzlng was the strain on the
tli'lvwirt-cd to make his way through
the ell-s3. uncontrolled crowds which
ilttertthe road from Paris to llor-
JelillXMut-h as one may esteem the
H‘Ufldiided views of the i"i‘ellt‘li gov~
‘l'llmt'iiu encouraging the motor iii-
lllSU'Y'iio government's neglect to
,irotccho course was nothing short
11' t'l'llll l. 'l'hoiigli on the stretch of
fight ineters betWei-u Chartres and
the "millage. there were from five
dimminm ten thousand people. lllltI
.lve lilllbd to 1.000 cars. no attempt
NUS lmliIo control the crowds, most.-
I)’ mililt‘p of peasants and people
.rom Palwho knew nothing about
uitomobii The horse-drawn trntilt‘
was along during the race, but. the
30015 0" l'lcles and the inibeciles oii
,notors t'iiaued about and drew up
UlyWIMPI'e‘i over the. road. and only
-scaped king themselves and the
aclng mezby the sheer dumb-luck
which is Sit to protect drunken men.
:ne. wheel. the o 2r tire down. and the
wheel twisted a bent. in the hands
of a dozen wor en. Walking away
therefrom was a elng with a part of
a cap over one and part of a pair
of goggles over e other. plastered
with mud and oi n the rags and tat.
"ers of what had nee, been a stilt of
clothes. it open its mouth and said
in a voice choke with tears. and in
the American lan ge: 'I do not mind
breaking down as i; but it makes me
so very angry.‘
"It was Mr. Va erbilt. and he had
been In a ditch." '
F. D.
LADIES’ HON JOURNAL. MUN-
SEY. McCLURE’S EARSON and all
the MAGAZINES R JUNE just out.
For prompt deilve to all parts of the
city of the Daily, Signing and Sunday
Papers, leave your Ider at
Coleman’s
NEWS 00M.
10 North Main 8L, So. N°rwalic
Agent for A. ( Spauldiug's
Basebalaoods.
WatchtlsSpice
A Tract Coin y is preferable to
individual trut ee because it. possess-
es every quail o desirnbtmy which
the individual eke, to wit:—
u i . o Not
[tripe The Trust
By I" lien-e 0r
men.
Tel.
OUR GREAT GUARANTEE:
SOUTH NORWALK.
Can, 32-2.
SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK.
Blue and Gray Suits Worth Buying.-
If you are looking f
and will give you the grea
blue serges or gray clay worsteds.
oring is perfect and fit all you could asli of any tailor.
Made in natty single-breasted styles. wide shoulders,
close-selling collars and stiffened fronts, right up to the
minute in cut, 36 to $18.
Right sizes for all sizes and shapes of men and young
Summer suit that will be cool
t service. choose one 0/ our
Colors are true. tail-
Astonishing values in homespun and flannel outing
suits. correct and cool; $5 to $10.
Ebery good pattern in negligee shirts is here, plain or
plailed bosoms. Cuffs attached or detached, 5 0c to 3 3 .00.
Straw hats in the new shapes, Milans, split straws
ana’ Seiinelts, 25c to $4.
Ebery ofher Summer wearable [or man and boy. ex-
cepting shoes.
NORWALK.
Tel. Call. 444.
O
FOUL TR Y FEEDS.
We have just unloaded a car oi Barley Grain which in
a most excellent hen feed, and it's cheap.
It's a good feed
for cattle or hogs. in our opinion, better than corn. Other
feeds for p ultry are:
H-O oultry
Hemlny
Wheat
Gluten
Chick Manna
Pratt's FOOd
Millet Seed
Com and Cr. Corn
Sun-Flower Seed
if at any time what i have to offer is not what you'd
like to have, I will endeavor to obtain the goods and on-
ly charge the price you ought to pay.
BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
k
,Dlithncuty. , ,
.33 . .
Sittings by uppolntrncnt.
or Ioto i2 m.; 2 to A p. m.
GRADUITION PHOTOGRKPHS
In all the Latent Styleu.
ART PO‘TRAITS In PLATINUM.
NEW DISPLAY
E. M. JACKSON.
of Ipoclul work now
on exhibition.
53 Wall Street. Norwulk.
Oppouit. Hotel.
atoms. use.
49 WALL
STREET.
5.... e... ’
bust Receipt ti
undo-Date and '02.“; Rfiist'to
WILLIAM P. BEERS
Photographic Supplies
NORWALK, CONN.
.PHOT
CABINET SIZE,
$2.75 doz.
GRAPHS.
HALF cnamars,
31.90 doz.
YOU CANNOT GET BETTER QUALITY.
LE [SI
IZI.I I,I I I,I I II,I I I I I
1 Main Street. Norwalk.
I}I:I,I:I I
‘ unsia‘sgigi‘aiar“
But there are. "exceptions to every rule."
rected, Is the. bright and shining exception to this one.
HOM ER B. HOYT,
Room 9 United Bank Building
Office hours 8 to 11:45; 1'22“ to 6:30. Saturda
Special Appointments at convenience of patron;
Haste to have your eyes cor-
REFRACTING OPTICIAN,
South Norwalk, Conn.
y cveniuga, 7-8.
Wedding Ring;
Plain, Oval and Tiffany Styles.
H. 5. R000. '
16 South Main Street.
"coal - *
South Nowell. Carin.
No. 2 Nut delivered at $5.00 per
All other sizes in stock a
$6.25 delivered.
ton.
R
'. AT
MOND BROS.
TAYLOR TRIAL SOME
ice Cream.
CLIFFORD
ICE CREAM.
Pint. Quart or Gallon.
Horton's
Brick Ice Cream.
Sole Agency in
South Norwalk.
Cliiiord Pharmacii
P H 0 N E I”
QOOWOQOWW
TODAY iN WALL STREET.
WALL H'l‘ltl‘IlC’i‘. 10 ii. m.—l.arge
buying orders lifted the price of spe-
t'llI:lII\'i' stocks sharply in the opening
dealings and made a good impression
on speciilatlvc sentiment. linion Paci-
11c and t‘an. Pacific rose 7a. St. Paul.
Southern l’uclilc and Baltimore and
Ohio fly... and National Railroad of Mex-
ico pfd. 1",. mid Southern Railway pfd.
lid. There were running sales of
3.500 shares of Atchlson at 7375. and
741,4 compared with 73% last night.
Missouri Pacific opened down 1/4 but
immediately rallied a point. There
were fractional declines in a number
of stocks of secondary importance.
St. Louis and San Francisco and lien-
\'er and Rio (iriind declined 794.
\'.'.\l.l. S'l‘iiEE’l‘, 1 p. m.——Speculu-
tion was narrow and tltful. the fre-
quent fluctuations 01‘ St. Paul serving
to unsettle 1110 market. St. Paul de-
cllned to the lowest. rallied to the top
and went oti' again. Other stocks fol-
lowed Its course, but to only a slight
extent, General Electric advanced 2%.
while Buffalo. Rochester and Plitsburg
lost 4 and Kansas (‘lty Southern n
poliit.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
ltcportcd over private wtrc 0: Ma-
ples & (ioldst'hmldt. Commission Bro-
kors. Swartz & Corbett Block, South
Norwalk:
Open High Low 1:30
(\nial. Copper, iii-1.. iii-"t titlii" tilih.
Am. C, hi i"., 3i; 3? 36 37
Am. (lot. Oil. 33H. 33”. 33% 331.4,.
Am. G. Twn.. till. Nil 10%. 1014.
American lce_ 81.4 814 81/. 8‘,"
Am. Ice pfd.. 1131.4. 331i; 33 3:1
Amer. Loco, 23W; 211% 23 ' 231/.
Am. Snieli.. 47% 4h) 47% 48
Am, Sugar. 123V. 125 121 12th;
‘ Anaconda, 95 95 94% 95
A. '1‘. & S. Fe. 737... 74“. 737;. 74%
A.T. & SF. pf. 95“; 95-33 95% 95-1/4
llait. & Ohio, 87% ssu.‘ til-i. 88%
liklyn, a. 'r.. now. my. «503/. um
('hos, a, ()hio, ail-i; to». 39%. to
(‘lit at N. \‘i’.. 75 175‘... 175 175%
t‘lil. or West, amt 2014, suit, 20%
t‘. M. & St. P..1tS-’lz 14934 148% 149%
(‘01. 1“. 6i 1., ill-y. 68% 7% 681%.
Col. South, '20 20 20 20
Consol, Gas, 201% 201% 2011/; 2011/;
Erie. 34%. 3M; 34 34%
Erie. 1st pfd.. 68 its-it; 67% 68,
Gen. Electric-.1835 183% 183V: 183%,
111. Central, 135 135% 135 135V;
Lou. 6t Nash, 113 113%113 1131/;
Manhattan, 137-34 138 1371.; 13m
Met. St. ity.. 1291/. 130 129% 130
Mex, Central, 2-514 25% 25% 25%
Mex. N't ths.. 2314; 2314. 28 23
M. K. & ’1‘., "3% 241,4 23% 24 .
M. K. 8: '1‘, pl. 533’. 54% 53% 54%
Mo, Pacific, 104 105% 104 105%
N. Y. Central. 126%. mm. 1:16 1.46%
Nerf, & Wear, 677.. saw. 67%. 68%
(int. & West., Stills. 27% 26% 26%
Pacific Mall. 2714. 281/. 27 21m,
l’cnn. R. R.. 126% 127% 126% 127
People‘s Gas. 997i; 997.; 9975. 99%
Press. S. Car, 55% 55% 65% hill,"
Reading. 48% 49% 481,4, 485i.
Repub. Steel. 15$; 15% 15% 15%
Rock island. 37% 1181.1. 87% 37%
Rubber Goods, 2t 24% 24 24%
Son. Pacliic, 50% 507/3 50% 50%
Son. Ry. (10., 26% 27% 26% 271.4
Sou, Ry. pfd., 90% 90% 90 90%
'l‘enn. C. de 1., 64% 56 54% 56
Texas Pacific. 30V. 31% 20% 31
Union Pacific, 84% 851A 84% 85% .
1‘. S. Leather, 12% 13 12% 12%,
11. S, Lea. pfd.. 95 95% 95 93%
1.1. S. R. & C., 18» 1854 18 18%
U. S. Steel. son. 31% 30% 31
U. S. Steel pfd. 80% 80% 80% 80%
Wabash. . 25% 25% 25% 251A
Wabash, pfd.. 45 45% 44% 44%
West. Un. Tel., 82% 82% 82% 82%.
Wiscon, Cent., 20 20% 20 20%
NEW YORK'S CELEBRATION.
Observance of city's Birthday. Emer-
son Centennial and Decoratiou Day.
NEW YORK. Nay 26.—-The omclal
gala celebration of the 250th anniver-
my of the establishment of munici-
pal government in New Amsterdam.
afterwards called by force and treaty
between Holland and England. New
York. is in full progress today. Emi-
nent speakers. assembled in the Alder-
manic chamber in the City Hall. which
II profusely decorated with flags and
boating. made addresses. and in the
public schools throughout the live
boroughs a half million children took
part in special patriotic exercises com-
bining the city's birthday. the dimer-
son Centennial and Decoration Day
festivities.
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
BOSTON. May hep-Arrived: Steam
er Kingstonlan from Antwerp, '
AN’l‘WERP. May 26—Arrived:
Steamer 200““.me New York.
PLYMOUTH. lay fl—ArrIVed:
Steamer Graf Waldeme. from New
York.
LIVERPOOL. May Hrrivod:
Steamer Carpathla from Boston.
an N. May n—Arrlvcd: Steam-
er Wihalin tier GroIae from New
York.
Nliiw YORK. lay u—Arrived:
find special values, '
Suits, but at the
pay. We want to show
16 years, double
Also little boys'
money you will save on each.
Th roe-Button i
We have other grades from $16 to 820, and at each price you will
DON'T FORGET THE LITTLE CHAPS. ‘I
Their clothing needs much attention.
same time look out for the dependable quality—it will
you a special assortment this week for boys 8 to
and single-breasted styles, worth 85; our price, $3.50.
Fancy Suits, from 3 to 10 years, at 82. $2.50 and 83.
THERE ARE MANY LITTLE THINGS
in our Furnishing Goods Department that you need right now and we
should be glad to show them to you at any time and tell you how much
We have a great variety of Summer Hats and Caps at prices that
are worthy of more than passing thought.
“
SELLECK 8. PRICE, : 7
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
TI'II
Sack'
Suit
which we roll, poseeaeee evdry
point of fashion, fit and finish that
the most particular man or young
man desires. The shape of the
shoulders is just right, the not of
the collar is perfect, the angle of, .
the iapela is cdrrect and the length
of the coat exactly
my
WHAT THE UP-TO-DATE
\ MAN WANTS. ' "’
We have a special line of these se-
lected from our stock that cannot
be equalled for anything near the
price in this part of the country.
On this special selection we have
made the price
$10. $12, and. $15.?
1.
\.
Get them stylish, well-lilting
I.”
PINEAPPLES, cheap and fine, 15c.
If you have any idea of doing up Pines
now in I good time.
CUCUMBERs—The Beet,
BANANAS—Fine and cheap. 20c doz.
NEW POTATOES—The best, 15c 2
quarts.
CABBAGE—The Best, from 10c up
to 15c.
5 LEMONS—Jhe Beat, 20c doz.; 3 ior
c.
FRESH EGGS, just in from Wilton,
23c dozen.
A few only of Fresh Duck Eggs, 30c
dozen.
as well as you
No charge for examination.
58 WALL STREET,
I
‘
newest. patterns.
ver Plated Ware. and Diamond Jewelr
ever been shown in The Norwalks.
graying while you wait. if necessary.
Expert watch and clock repairing.
96 Washington so, South Norwaik. .
consonant
Steamer Grouar Kin-turn: no. Brou-
eI _
sarcasm.
THE MODEL GIIOCERI 'siiii'i.
LORENZO
If You Cannot See
See 0. B. JACKSON,
THE OPTICIAN. '
He will give you perfect vls ion if such is possible.
Matching of lenses. and all repairing done without delay.
wsbnnv
We offer the largest and most complete stocks of Sterling Silver In
Cut Glass in latest design; and cuttings. best quality 811- ‘.
y in Rings, Brooches, etc.. that‘hlvo
in our repair department we have only Irat clua workmen. and
guarantee the best workmanship at low prices.
All our work is done in our own shops and under our own “pavilion.
, Coloburn'
THE JEWELERS. ' l "
, Phone 108.—
Cutbill's ““80 Fish larkétl.‘
may 23rd.
SAVINE WASHING POWDENcoII
the move. An assortment of Glassware,
one with each. package, 6c package:
cost me more than this at wholeaala.
A true bargain in DR. MULLIR'S
MEDICATED SOAP, at be a box: 8
caken in box. Dori't get left. Take 5
box“ .
TRY MANHATTAN CLUB CHEESE
--a Cream Cheese, 10c pkg. ,
..L1PTON'S TEAS: ciao O. a 0. Tell; _- ‘
always pleats. 15c pkg. 4 kinda.
Sample my‘Clder for a spring tonic,
How can we help you? ,
DI'BBLE.
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NORWALK. CONN.
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orrrs.
Notwithstanding the recent advance in Diamonds. as we have} lam
stock of clean, perfect stones. bought. before the advance, we pier them 6).
you at old prices, and prices that will p mve a. good inveatment. .
complete optical department at both a toren and will give I careful and laid.-
tiilc examination of the eyes without (2 barge. . 3 .
viii
Diamond setting and. ma?
& Lauder. ' "
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Norwalk Chronicler